A fascinating article in the Telegraph UK points out that outside of age and marital status, religiosity is the greatest predictor of how many children a European woman will produce. Since the power of Christ isn't compelling atheists to breed, they crank out relatively fewer refusniks. Data is rare in this area, but what they do have suggests that atheists are a dying breed. Austria is the only country which records the religious belief of parents but their figure, of 0.85 children per atheist woman, is far below replacement rate (2.1) and below even the most barren European country’s average rate, which is about 1. Full story...
And as a bonus, he shuts down crazy-face homophobe Virginia Foxx. Dream ticket: Weiner/Grayson 2016.
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"If Brown can't stop it, a Browning can!" Teabaggers continue to threaten violent revolt over health care reform.
At the behest of wingnut Rep. Steve King (R-IA), teabaggers are flooding the office buildings of Congress today.
The LDS Church and national Boy Scouts organization have been sued by a man claiming that both covered up evidence of his molestation.
The magic number is 216. Cross your fingers, kids.
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Scissor Sisters performed two nights at NYC's Bowery Ballroom this week where they debuted their (rumored to be) new single Fire.
"Openness about sexuality helps to destroy the foundation for prejudice and discrimination. One day there will be a big parliamentary apology to gay people for the oppression that was forced on them and the inequalities that were maintained in the law well beyond their use-by date.
Constance McMillen's school board in Mississippi yesterday filed a court brief claiming that her prom had been canceled to settle the "very explosive and disruptive issue" of their ban on same-sex dating.
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Westboro Baptist Church's freedom of speech case is coming up in the Supreme Court. Tonight the pundits on Hardball discussed whether Westboro "should be shut down.
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